You want a little twist on this thread, how about all the states that are enacting voter id laws that make it hard for minorities to obtain one, and eliminating many polling arears in minority parts of their state causing lines or two or three hours o voting day.

When SC enacted their voter id law, one of their spokesman was interviewed by Fox News. This spokesman said that there were over 100,000 people registered in two places. Fox News reporter stated, "since this is the case, how can anyone argue that you don't need a voter id law." Any news reporter with a brain, would have asked, " how many of these people voted twice?" If you know that they were registered twice, you certainly knew if they voted twice.

If they don't find any substantial voter fraud, what are the chances that voting will be made easier for minority US citizens? How about none!